Australia will soon face what is arguably one of the most important elections in its history, with Wentworth a crucial precursor in determining whether the greatest vandal this nation has ever known, the seemingly meek and mild Bill Shorten, will become our 31st Prime Minister.
Were the crossbench to support a vote of no confidence, losing Wentworth could even bring down the Morrison government.
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